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When creating a module for Drupal it is important to write the module so that it is extensible by other modules. I will talk about ways that it is possible to do this in other posts.
As user experiences evolve from static pages to application-like experiences, end users' expectations of websites have become increasingly demanding.
Reddit. Facebook. Twitter. OR Git. Trello. Email.
In the last tutorial, we added a few menus to flesh out the site navigation. Let's now build on this by creating a few contact forms.
Back at the beginning of 2015 we made 10 predictions for the year ahead.
Start: 2016-03-17 (All day) - 2016-03-20 (All day) America/Chicago
Organizers:
One of our users asked for a way to open a modal pop-up automatically when a page loads.
In this tutorial, I'm going to show you how to create a pop-up with those requirements by using the jQuery bPopup plugin.
I mentioned in a previous post that Drupal is a modular framework. The idea is that modules should be designed to do one (small) thing well.